Cancun
Cancun is beloved for its exotic natural beauty and Mayan ruins, along with its state-of-the art hotels and amenities. Cancun is Mexico's most visited tourist destination and offers a fusion of stunning Caribbean beaches, tropical drinks, and numerous options for entertainment. Whether spending a day on a tranquil beach or enjoying the world famous nightlife, Cancun, Mexico has it all! Cancun is approximately 16 miles long and is located 550 miles south of Miami, in the Southeastern part of Mexico.
The enticing Caribbean resort city of Cancun now offers visitors over 25,000 hotel rooms including budget hotels, four and five star luxury resorts as well as all-inclusive accommodations that offer vacation packages including food, beverages, and rooms. There are hotel accommodations for all tastes and budgets; international youth hostels, resorts, and health spas are all available. Some hotels are internationally recognized, but there also small family style hotels that offer first class service and accommodations.
The enticing Caribbean resort city of Cancun now offers visitors over 25,000 hotel rooms including budget hotels, four and five star luxury resorts as well as all-inclusive accommodations that offer vacation packages including food, beverages, and rooms. There are hotel accommodations for all tastes and budgets; international youth hostels, resorts, and health spas are all available. Some hotels are internationally recognized, but there also small family style hotels that offer first class service and accommodations.
What you should know before planning your trip
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U.S. citizens need a valid passport, or a birth certificate plus driver’s license or other official photo I.D.; a visa is not necessary. Customs declaration forms must be completed upon arrival. The departure tax is approximately U.S. $17. As of December 31, 2006, travelers will be required to have a passport. Non-U.S. citizens should consult the Mexican Embassy for entry requirements.